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2025 LEGO Disney Sets Coming Soon!

by Thita (admin) on January 21, 2025

in LEGO Disney

Earlier today, LEGO added several upcoming sets to the LEGO Disney section of the Online LEGO Shop. All three of these sets will be available starting in March.

Probably the most exciting new LEGO Disney set is the two-story #43268 LEGO Disney Lilo and Stitch Beach House. The set features many movie details and Easter eggs, including two surfboards, Lilo’s doll Scrump, a record player, a pickle jar, a brick-built spaceship, and five minifigures: David, Lilo, Mr. Bubbles, Nani. and Stitch. The set comes with 834 pieces and measures over 7 in. (17 cm) high, 13 in. (35 cm) wide, and 5.5 in. (14 cm) deep. The price is $89.99 and the set will be available on March 1st at the LEGO Disney section of the Online LEGO Shop.

The #43262 LEGO Disney Maleficent’s and Cruella De Vil’s Dresses and the #43266 LEGO Disney Cinderella’s Dress belong to a new collection featuring iconic Disney Princess dresses, dress stands, and a display stand with hidden surprises. Each brick-built dress on a stand is about 9 inches high. There are also LEGO Disney mini-doll characters included in each set as well as decorative elements. The Maleficent and Cruella set comes with 524 pieces for $69.99 and the Cinderella set with 474 pieces for $39.99. You can find both at the LEGO Disney section of the Online LEGO Shop.

The #43272 LEGO Disney Moana Heihei set features Moana’s colorful chicken companion with a rotating head, poseable wings, and tail feathers. A decorated stand and nameplate are also included. This set comes with 566 pieces for $39.99 at the LEGO Disney section of the Online LEGO Shop.

The LEGO Disney collection is still small for 2025, but I’m, sure we will see more sets coming later in the year. The dress collection is interesting, and I’m sure the Lilo and Stitch set is going to be very popular.

What do you think? How do you like the new LEGO Disney sets? Are you planning to get any of them? Feel free to share and discuss in the comment section below!

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Turning LEGO Trotting Lantern into a Modular Building

by Thita (admin) on January 20, 2025

in Featured LEGO Creations

Attempting to turn the LEGO Chinese New Year sets into LEGO Modular Buildings has become an annual tradition for many LEGO fans. Although the sets are not compatible with the LEGO Modular Buildings out of the box, they have a similar intricately designed and realistic city style – perfect for a Chinatown section of a LEGO city. Some of the most popular sets to turn into a Modular Building are the #80105 LEGO Chinese New Year Temple Fair from 2020, the #80106 LEGO Chinese New Year Story of Nian from 2021, and the #80113 LEGO Chinese New Year Family Reunion Celebration from 2024 (still available at the seasonal items section of the Online LEGO Shop).

Although not full buildings, the #80107 LEGO Chinese New Year Spring Lantern Festival from 2021, and the #80109 LEGO Lunar New Year Ice Festival from 2022 are also popular with LEGO Modular fans as they can be added as outdoor spaces in their cities without the need for much modification. You can find numerous examples of custom LEGO Modular Buildings with instructions at Rebrickable.com.

This year, we got two beautiful and highly detailed sets to celebrate Chinese New Year, but unfortunately, neither of them are buildings. The #80117 LEGO Chinese New Year Good Fortune set features some auspicious objects to celebrate the new year, while the #80116 LEGO Chinese New Year Trotting Lantern is a combination of an intricately decorated lantern, a shadow theater, and a street fair scene.

Although it’s not immediately obvious how to use either of these sets in a LEGO Modular Building setup, I already found two examples of the #80116 LEGO Chinese New Year Trotting Lantern. The first one is on Rebirckable.com designed by a LEGO fan who goes by the name re-bricked. This modification only requires the addition of a 16×32 baseplate. All other pieces are from the set itself and instructions can be downloaded from the site.

I found the second modification on YouTube by Cheesey Studios. This mod does require additional parts, but I think the end result is worth it. You can watch the video below to see all the details.

The only Chinese New Year set I personally turned into a LEGO Modular Building is the #80105 LEGO Chinese New Year Temple Fair, combined with elements from the #70620 LEGO Ninjago City as well as some of my own ideas. I narrated the process here: Designing & Building a LEGO Modular Chinatown

It takes a lot of designing and thinking to turn the Chinese New Year sets into LEGO Modular Buildings, it’s a really fun process and you will end up building something that gives a unique feature to your city. If you want to check out the currently available Chinese New Year sets, visit the seasonal items section of the Online LEGO Shop.

What do you think? How do you like the LEGO Chinese New Year sets? Do you have any of them already? And do you add them to your city or keep them separate? Did you turn any of them into a LEGO Modular Building? Feel free to share and discuss in the comment section below!

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